About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At City Quick Wash, customers noticed something peculiar one morning. A little boy, tugging on his mom’s hand, pointed excitedly at the dryer doors as they opened and closed with an eerie rhythm—almost like dancing. Curious, a delivery driver approached the scene and asked what was going on. The little boy smiled shyly and said, 'Mom says it’s just the dryers doing their special dance.' Turns out, the dryers were set to different speeds, creating a funny rhythm when they switched on and off. Everyone laughed, and soon enough, City Quick Wash became known for its ‘dancing dryers.’
2. At City Quick Wash, a delivery driver once left an unusual package in the loading bay. Curious neighbors started poking around and discovered it contained nothing but old newspapers wrapped in plastic. Since then, everyone jokes that someone is trying to send us back in time. One winter morning, a neighbor found himself standing outside with only his socks on, thinking he was drying clothes in the sun. Turns out, he’d been standing there for ten minutes, trying to figure out why his pants were so warm.
3. At City Quick Wash, late one night, a regular noticed a strange humming sound coming from the dryer room. Curious, he peeked inside and found nothing but empty machines—yet the noise persisted. Finally, an employee confessed that it was just an old radio his friend had left behind. The next day, everyone brought in their own radios for the ‘special’ wash. At City Quick Wash, sometimes your clothes get more than just clean—they might even pick up a new station or two.
4. At City Quick Wash, a delivery driver once left an unusual package in the middle of the night. The next morning, employees found it wrapped in old newspapers and sealed with duct tape. Inside was a strange assortment of items—a bag of mysterious powders, some old socks, and a note scribbled on a torn envelope. Turns out, a neighbor had mistakenly marked it for delivery there. Employees spent the rest of the day laughing over coffee, trying to guess what the heck that package was.